[Vince]

Hey everyone, so Im wondering… They provide an excel spreadsheet on the simulations but Ive never seen a use for them. Have any of yall ever used them???

FAR (Feb. '10) - 83
REG (Apr. '10) - 88
BEC (May '10) - 79
AUD (Aug '10) - 80

[potatogun]

Nope. It is too annoying to work in for me, so I just use the calculator and paper to keep track of whatever I need to.

FAR 92 - AUD 91 - REG 94 - BEC 86

[preparingforcpa]

i actually used it for my reg exam i took on 8/12. i entered an equal sign and pressed enter accidentally and the cell turned red. there was a pop up saying invalid formula and my test shut down on me. it took the prometrics employee a few minutes to recover my exam…i definitely will not be using the excel sheet for my future exams.

[potatogun]

I don't think the AICPA has the best developers and certainly have not troubleshooted all the issues in the CBT…

FAR 92 - AUD 91 - REG 94 - BEC 86

[Anonymous]

Didn't need to use it and wouldn't use it, it's not really same as excel and their functions give me nothing but error and frustration. Just use the little stupid computer calculator. Brushing up on how to use the momory functions saved me A LOT of time on FAR!

[MJP]

I did and ended up being frustrated and worried after my pc rebooted on its own! I suggest don't use it.

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[Vince]

haha wow awesome, cant beat every reply saying no and/or useless.

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BEC (May '10) - 79
AUD (Aug '10) - 80

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